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Spice Girls Name Virgin Atlantic Plane

Thu Dec 6, 2007 4:30pm EST
 
******Photo Opportunity******

    What:   The Spice Girls will have a Virgin Atlantic plane named in their
            honor
    Who:    Spice Girls - Emma, Geri, Melanie C, Melanie B and Victoria
    Where:  Los Angeles International Airport
            (Full location details will be provided on confirmation of
            attendance)
    When:   4:00 arrival for registration on Wednesday, December 12, 2007

    (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20060927/NYW045LOGO )

    Further information:
    -- The Spice Girls have chosen Virgin Atlantic as the airline partner for
       the Return of the Spice Girls world tour.
    -- The name of the plane was chosen through a worldwide internet vote
       where thousands of votes have been cast by fans.
    -- The most popular name has been chosen and one lucky winner will meet
       the Spice Girls.

                 All interested media must RSVP no later than
                      12:00 noon on Friday, December 7.

         RSVP by emailing brooke.lawer@fly.virgin.com or please call
             the Virgin Atlantic US Press Office at 203-750-2570.

    All media must bring proper media identification and government photo ID.

    For more information please call the Virgin Atlantic US Press Office at
+1-203-750-2570
SOURCE  Virgin Atlantic Airways


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